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This is a 1/4 in. hex right-angle attachment that turns a cordless drill or driver into a tool for tight spaces. It uses an all-metal housing with steel gears and ball bearings and is rated for up to 235 in-lbs of torque, which is more than most compact right-angle attachments handle. It fits cordless drills from 2.4 to 18 volts, so it works with the drill you already own instead of a dedicated right-angle drill. It suits remodelers, cabinet installers and anyone driving screws between studs or under sinks; the trade-off is that it adds length and offset to the drill and is not a substitute for a heavy-duty right-angle drill on large bits.
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Owners of this attachment generally rate it as a solid, durable way to get right-angle capability without buying a second drill. They like the metal build and the magnetic quick-change chuck, and note it handles light drilling and screw driving well. Criticism centers on the added length and on the 1/4 in. hex limit for larger bits.
This is a 1/4 in. hex right-angle attachment for cordless drills. It lets you drill holes and drive screws or bolts in spaces too small for a conventional drill/driver. It works with cordless drills from 2.4 volts up to 18 volts.
The housing is durable all-metal, with steel gears and ball bearing construction. It delivers up to 235 inch-pounds of torque. The quick-change magnetic chuck accepts standard 1/4 in. hex drive accessories and hex shank bits.
The kit includes the attachment and 5 bits. The attachment is made by Milwaukee Tool.
